Along the Burns Beach walk last week where I was lucky enough to snap a shot of the sweet little fairy wren here, I also discovered a new mural painted earlier this year by Perth artist Kylee Larson on the ocean side wall of Sistas Burns Beach. What could be more appropriate a stones throw from the Indian Ocean than a pair of willowy sirens of the sea. I love that they are swimming around the view of the ocean in the cafe window đ As I type the storm is swirling about outside my window, am hoping all is still where it should be when I step outside in the morning :) Happy Monday, take care and stay safe..
Oh my gosh, this is wonderful! I like your new seasons photo for your blog header, it's just as stunning as ever.
ReplyDeleteit is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteWillowy is the perfect word to describe these mermaids swimming around. Very nice indeed.
ReplyDelete...quite the mermaids!
ReplyDeleteThe mural was well designed for the place.
ReplyDeleteGood luck in the storm Grace.
Lovely mermaids, Grace! I hope the storm is not too bad.
ReplyDeleteI just finished watching Restoration Australia and they were doing the Paganin house in Perth. Fabulous stuff!
Big storm coming your way, stay safe!
ReplyDeleteNice one.
ReplyDeleteWell done ... the mermaids with the long hair ...
ReplyDeleteSo ... the fairy tales exist!
Wishing you a great week! đ€
That is a most artistic mural. Excellent find. Have a good week and stay healthy.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a funny shots. Nice with the reflection in the windows and a wonderful paint on the wall.
Greetings, Marco
A pleasant and appropriate mural. While they work, I wonder what made the artist add the blue dots.
ReplyDeleteStorm is swirling, how poetic! I like the graphic nature of that art, and the mermaids of course.
ReplyDeleteTo a North American, what could be more exotic than an beach on the Indian Ocean? It's so unimaginable. But so was the first time I drove in rural Australia and a family of kangaroos hopped across the road in front of us.
ReplyDeleteSuch sinuous mermaids with their hair trailing all over the wall and around the windows. Beautiful image.
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Mermaids would be fitting
ReplyDeleteElles sont tout Ă fait charmantes ces sirĂ©nes. La vue sur la mer me manque c'est tout ce dont je rĂȘve en ce moment
ReplyDeleteAre your "real" Mermaids still active? I haven´t seen them lately!
ReplyDeleteMy Big Niece - back then - sure was fascinated by one greeting her! On a video I took at Fringe.
All good in your place? Storm didn´t do that much, I hope...
Amazing mural
ReplyDeleteIt's the perfect decoration. Lovely mural.
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This reminds me of an Australian series about mermaids that became popular here in the Philippines. the title is H20:Just add water :) Lovely mural Grace!
ReplyDeleteGreat artwork. One day I hope to meet a real mermaid.
ReplyDeletePerfect window decoration Grace, such a cute mural.
ReplyDeleteThanks for participating.
The storm didn't do any damage around our area, hope it was ok in your area too.
I love the mermaids, I have one tattooed on my right arm.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beauty is this.
ReplyDeleteOh Grace, you found such an incredible mural surrounding those windows. I could almost feel the movement of the mermaids as they swam around that wall. It's an incredible find.
ReplyDeleteIt's a beauty, Grace.
ReplyDeletecool find! ew )
ReplyDeleteA really talented artist.
ReplyDeleteLove that mural!
ReplyDeleteI like this mural that surrounds the window with nice reflections.
ReplyDeleteLovely mural, I can feel the sea gently floating about them. Though I guess in the storm it was not too gentle.
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